Some of the worst ideas that have infected our cultural conversations in recent years

and how we think about each other come from critical theory.

These ideas wrongly define human nature and identity and attempt to deconstruct reality

based on these bad ideas.

This can look like a school administrator claiming that sex and gender are assigned at birth

or a friend claiming that all men are oppressive.

How can Christians respond to these false claims?

Especially, whenever we do so, we invite accusations of homophobia or sexism or ignorance.

Thankfully, Neil Shenvie and Pat's Allure have written a definitive Christian analysis

of critical theory in all of its forms, and it's in the book Critical Dilemma.

This book is so timely and so important.

If the analysis we've been waiting for, to be understanding the world view behind in

the ideas that make up critical theory and respond with the sermer truth and love, request

a copy today by giving a gift of any amount in October to the Colson Center.

Go to colsoncenter.org slash October.

You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the

week from a Christian world view.

Today we're going to talk about what it means to have a world view big enough to make

sense of some of the evil and violence that we're witnessing right now around the world.

We're also going to talk about anti-Semitism.

It's roots and it's spiritual dimension as well.

We have a lot to get to today.

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